We can’t wait to see you!

Delicious Little Tokyo returns on Saturday, April 18, 2026 with a new headquarters at the Little Tokyo Metro Station Plaza! Join us for our popular Food History of Little Tokyo tours, crowd-favorite J-Town Bingo, community booths, and more.

This year’s event highlights the Little Tokyo Historical Society as they celebrate 20 years of sharing and preserving the heritage of Little Tokyo.

Tickets available now!

Keep an eye out for exciting announcements and more updates.

FOOD HISTORY OF LITTLE TOKYO TOURS

In honor of our continued partnership with the Little Tokyo Historical Society, this year’s Delicious Little Tokyo Walking Tours feature two new routes led by LTHS Tour Guides with tasting at beloved legacy businesses.

Please note that only one guest per ticket will be permitted as these are guided tours with limited capacity.

LITTLE TOKYO HUNGRY SOCIETY
WALKING TOUR

1–2 PM
2:30-3:30 PM

$45 per person

  • Little Tokyo legacy businesses Far Bar, Fugetsu-Do, and Kouraku are well-known and endearing community icons. Both located within the Little Tokyo National Historic Landmark District on E. 1st St., Far Bar, in the space of the former Far East Cafe, is a boisterous place especially during Dodger baseball season, and 123-year old Fugetsu-Do, still operated by the Kito family, is known for its beautifully hand-crafted Japanese mochi sweet bean cakes. Making our way south on S. San Pedro St. and then east on 2nd St. we come across old school Kouraku, a typical neighborhood eatery that you find all over Japan, and is the oldest operating ramen shop in the City of Los Angeles.

  • Far Bar: sukeroku sushi duo (inarizushi and futomaki)

    Fugetsu-Do: strawberry chocolate manju

    Kouraku: pork chahan (fried rice)

    In addition to the guided tour and small business tastings, each tour participant will also receive a Little Tokyo enamel pin (choice upon event check-in).

LITTLE TOKYO CRAVINGS COUNCIL
WALKING TOUR

1–2 PM
2:30-3:30 PM

$45 per person

  • Little Tokyo legacy eateries Mr. Ramen, Oomasa, and Mitsuru Cafe continue operating by their respective family members for many decades.  Oomasa , the longest running business in Japanese Village Plaza when it opened in the late 1970s, offers a myriad of Japanese meals and has a lively sushi bar, while just down the JVP pathway is Mitsuru Cafe, known for its large show window where you can see imagawayaki, a small round pancake filled with sweet red bean paste, being made and savory skewered snacks are another reason for the long lines.  Crossing E. 1st St., Mr. Ramen is known as a community, family restaurant where you can admire the artwork adorning the walls while savoring the super delicious ramen.

  • Mr. Ramen: fried shrimp skewer

    Oomasa: California roll

    Mitsuru Cafe: mitarashi dango

    In addition to the guided tour and small business tastings, each tour participant will also receive a Little Tokyo enamel pin (choice upon event check-in).

  • Both routes (Little Tokyo Hungry Society and Little Tokyo Cravings Council) of the Food History Tour of Little Tokyo will entail a guided walking tour that takes roughly one hour. Please wear comfortable shoes and consider bringing a hat and water bottle.

    Please note that additional guests without a ticket will not be permitted as this is a guided tour with limited capacity.

    Guests will be divided into groups depending on the time of registration. If you are planning to attend with others, please arrive together.

    Tours will depart at the scheduled start time, please arrive promptly.

    Ticket purchases are FINAL SALE and non-refundable.Thank you for supporting the Little Tokyo Community Council!

  • Check-in opens 30 minutes before scheduled tour time
    at Delicious Little Tokyo HQ Event Check-in
    Little Tokyo Metro Station Plaza
    (on 1st Street between Alameda St. and Central Ave.)
    Tour departs promptly at scheduled event time

    EVENT CHECK-IN

    • Check in at the Delicious Little Tokyo HQ at theLittle Tokyo Arts District Metro Station Plaza to pick up your event map and enamel pin.

    • To check-in, you do NOT need to print out your receipt. We will check you in based on the name on your online order. If you have multiple people in your party, please check in under the names provided on your order (or the ticket purchaser’s name if you did not specify attendees' names).

    • Additional guests without a ticket will not be permitted as this is a guided tour with limited capacity.

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SPONSORS & COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS

FUN FOR ALL

PIKMIN BLOOM MINI WALK

April 18–30

We’re celebrating Delicious Little Tokyo by hosting a special MINI WALK event with Pikmin Bloom, a smartphone app co‑developed by Niantic and Nintendo that turns walking into a fun activity. From April 18 to April 30, stroll through our historic neighborhood, discover Gold Seedlings, and grow your Pikmin squad where tiny explorers and big flavors meet.

The MINI WALK event will run from April 18 10:00 AM to April 30 6:00 PM (PT).

A map distribution booth and AR photo opportunity will be set up at the Delicious Little Tokyo Event main hub in Little Tokyo Arts District Metro Station Plaza on Saturday, April 18 from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PT). The special booth and AR photo opp for the MINI WALK are only available on April 18, but you can still interact with the Special Spots and enjoy the MINI WALK at any time until April 30!

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J-TOWN BINGO

12–4:30 PM
FREE!

Pick up a card at the J-Town Bingo booth at the
Delicious Little Tokyo Headquarters:
Little Tokyo Metro Station Plaza

Little Tokyo lovers of all ages are welcome to enjoy J-Town Bingo, an interactive way to explore, learn about, and support our historic neighborhood.

  • Pick up a bingo card at the J-Town Bingo tent at the Delicious Little Tokyo Headquarters (Little Tokyo Metro Station). J-Town Bingo squares will lead you to explore and complete fun tasks around Little Tokyo. Once you get bingo, return to the Bingo booth to submit your card and spin the prize wheel for a special prize!

    PLUS! All completed bingo cards will be entered to win our Delicious Little Tokyo grand prizes! Multiple bingos will get you multiple entries to win our Grand Prizes!

  • Complete your bingo card (get at least one bingo!) and verify your squares at the Bingo booth to receive one of the following special prizes:

    Bingo prizes include:

    • Little Tokyo vinyl stickers

    • Little Tokyo enamel pins

    • TAP cards courtesy of Metro Los Angeles

    • Utensil kits courtesy of Metro Bike Share

    • Pizza slice tokens courtesy of Prime Pizza

  • Turn in your card for a chance to win one of FIVE prizes including Go Little Tokyo merch and gift cards to local businesses!

    • GRAND PRIZE: $100 Japangeles gift card, $20 Midori Matcha gift card, $25 Cafe Dulce gift card, $25 Yoboseyo! Superette gift card, Little Tokyo map tote, Little Tokyo hat, 2 Little Tokyo enamel pins of choice

    • SECOND PRIZE: $50 Japangeles gift card, $25 Cafe Dulce gift card, 2 Little Tokyo enamel pins of choice

    • THIRD, FOURTH, AND FIFTH PRIZES: $25 Cafe Dulce gift card, $25 Yoboseyo! Superette gift card, 2 Little Tokyo enamel pins of choice

J-Town Bingo Sponsor Logos

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SAKURA EMOJI WORKSHOP

1–2:15 PM
2:45-4 PM

$40 per person

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Support our work.

Thanks to supporters like you, the Little Tokyo Community Council is able to produce events like Delicious Little Tokyo that help the neighborhood and its small businesses thrive.

Make a donation today

The Little Tokyo Community Council is supported in part by LA Metro, California Community Foundation, Keiro, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Asian Pacific Community Fund, MUFG, and Nakatomi PR.

We’d love to hear from you!

Reach out to us at go@littletokyola.org or complete the form to send us a message.